Link Trainer

lɪŋk ˈtreɪnər

Definition

Definition of Link Trainer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

aviation

Dated

early flight simulator for pilot training

Dated

The museum displayed a Link Trainer from World War II.
Pilots trained on the Link Trainer extensively.
A restored Link Trainer is on display.

flight simulator

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Expressions with link

link up

meet with someone informally

Let's link up at the cafe later.

weak link

least strong part of a group or system

The team's defense was the weak link in the game.

missing link

piece of information needed for understanding

The detective found the missing link in the case.

break the link

end a connection between two things

She decided to break the link between the accounts.

link in a chain

single ring in a metal chain

He repaired the broken link in a chain.

link in the chain

single part of a connected series

Each link in the chain is crucial for its strength.

Expressions with trainer

animal trainer

person who teaches animals specific behaviors

The animal trainer taught the dog to fetch.

fitness trainer

person who teaches and guides exercises to improve physical condition

The fitness trainer demonstrated the proper form for each squat.

personal trainer

person helping others reach fitness and health goals

My personal trainer made a new workout plan for me.

cross trainer

exercise machine for cardiovascular workouts

She uses the cross trainer every morning for 30 minutes.

elliptical trainer

exercise machine simulating walking or running

She uses the elliptical trainer at the gym for cardio workouts..

trainer bra

bra for young girls who are developing breasts

She bought her first trainer bra at the age of eleven.

trainer sock

short sock covering foot and ankle, often for sports shoes

He wore trainer sock with his sneakers.

turbo trainer

device that allows bicycles to be ridden stationary

He set up his turbo trainer in the living room for winter workouts..

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French:Link Trainer, ...
German:Link Trainer, ...
Italian:Link Trainer, ...
Spanish:Entrenador Link, ...
Portuguese:Link Trainer, ...
Chinese:连克训练器, ...
Japanese:リンクトレーナー, ...
Arabic:لِينْك تْرَيْنَر, ...
Hebrew:סִימוּלָטוֹר טִיסָה, ...
Russian:Link Trainer, ...
Ukrainian:Link Trainer, ...
Hindi:लिंक ट्रेनर, ...
Bengali:লিঙ্ক ট্রেনার, ...
Catalan:Link Trainer, ...
Czech:Link Trainer, ...
Danish:Link Trainer, ...
Dutch:Link Trainer, ...
Greek:Link Trainer, ...
Hungarian:Link-tréner, ...
Khmer:ឧបករណ៍ហ្វឹកហាត់ហោះហើរលីង, ...
Korean:링크 트레이너, ...
Persian:لینک ترینر, ...
Polish:Link Trainer, ...
Portuguese (BR):Link Trainer, ...
Romanian:Link Trainer, ...
Swedish:Link Trainer, ...
Thai:Link Trainer, ...
Turkish:Link Trainer, ...
Vietnamese:máy bay mô phỏng Link Trainer, ...

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